Kettle Power Problem

Electric kettles are often used at home, mainly to boil water for drinking. However, if you choose an electric kettle, the first choice is to look at the power, and the power consumption is different for different power. What is the general power of the electric kettle?

The power of most household electric kettles is 1500W. The power of each electric kettle is not fixed, so the power of electric kettles also varies. In addition to the 1500W electric kettle, there are also 800W, 1000W and 2000W electric kettles. An electric kettle with a larger number of liters generally has a slightly higher power.

Under normal circumstances, the power consumption of a 1000W electric kettle is 1 kilowatt-hour after one hour of use, and it takes less than an hour for us to boil a hot water. The power of an electric kettle is not the largest among household appliances, and of course it is not the smallest. Products with relatively high power in household appliances mainly include hair dryers and induction cookers. The electric power is generally 1100W.

In addition, the power is not necessarily related to the size of the kettle. Some 1.5L and 1.7L electric kettles may also have a power of 1800W.